National Review
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A show about politics, music, technology, rollercoasters, golf carts, and the United States of America.
A roller coaster ride, then constitutional argument: your ideal change of altitude.
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A brisk reminder that nostalgia smooths out history, and that confident estimates can still be wrong.
The piece keeps circling back to why the 1970s get polished in memory, even while the era is remembered here for inflation, strikes, crime, kidnappings, terrorism, and a broken economy.
Liberty argued from first principles.
Policy arguments with civic consequences.
Firearms talk from range to rights.
Italian politics, caught in the act.
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Sarah Isgur, editor of SCOTUSblog and author of Last Branch Standing, argues that the Supreme Court's central public-law question is "who decides" rather than which policy outcome is preferable.
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The host apologizes for forgetting the podcast's anniversary and reflects on the year spent together.
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The host humorously complains about Nebraska listeners breaking his arbitrary podcast release rules, mixing political satire with self-deprecating jokes.
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The host recounts a trip to Indianapolis for a Jaguars game and a minor league baseball game, mixing sports commentary with personal anecdotes.